The graph shows the relationship between gross domestic product per capita and per capita GHGs.
Animate the graphic to see the trajectory of countries over time.
It is possible to highlight multiple countries by clicking on them. Double (on empty spots) click to unselect/select all.
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The size of the dots corresponds to the size of the population and the horizontal dashed line represents the sustainable level of GHG emissions.
Production based GHG emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org)
The graph shows the relationship between SPI tier 1 countries scores and per capita GHGs.
SPI tier 1 countries achieve the highest SPI score.
Animate the graphic to see the trajectory of countries over time.
It is possible to highlight multiple countries by clicking on them. Double (on empty spots) click to unselect/select all.
Hover the cursor over the dots to get more details about the countries.
The size of the dots corresponds to the size of the population and the horizontal line dashed represents the sustainable level of GHG emissions.
Production based GHG emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org)
The graph shows the relationship between SPI tier 6 countries scores and per capita GHGs.
SPI tier 6 countries achieve the lowest SPI score.
Animate the graphic to see the trajectory of countries over time.
It is possible to highlight multiple countries by clicking on them. Double click (on empty spots) to unselect/select all.
Hover the cursor over the dots to get more details about the countries.
The size of the dots corresponds to the size of the population and the horizontal line dashed represents the sustainable level of GHG emissions.
Production based GHG emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org)
The graph shows the relationship between G7 countries SPI score and per capita GHGs.
The G7 countries are Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Animate the graphic to see the trajectory of the G7 countries over time.
It is possible to highlight multiple countries by clicking on them.
Double click (on empty spots) to unselect/select all. Hover the cursor over the dots to get more details about the countries.
The size of the dots corresponds to the size of the population and the horizontal line dashed represents the sustainable level of GHG emissions.
Production based GHG emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org)
The graph shows the relationship between top emerging economies SPI score and per capita GHGs.
The BRICS countries are Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.
Animate the graphic to see the trajectory of the BRICS countries over time.
It is possible to highlight multiple countries by clicking on them. Double click (on empty spots) to unselect/select all.
Hover the cursor over the dots to get more details about the countries.
The size of the dots corresponds to the size of the population and the horizontal line dashed represents the sustainable level of GHG emissions.
Production based GHG emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org)
The graphs show the relationship between SPI scores and per capita greenhouse gas emissions for each of the six performance tiers of the Social Progress Index. The tiers are defined based on the 2011 SPI scores.
The grey lines represent average trends of associations between GHG emissions and SPI scores for each SPI tier.
Animate the graphic to see the change of the relationships between SPI scores and GHG emissions over time in each SPI tier.
It is possible to highlight multiple countries by clicking on them. Double click (on empty spots) to unselect/select all.
Hover the cursor over the dots to get more details about the countries.
The size of the dots corresponds to the size of the population and the horizontal line dashed represents the sustainable level of GHG emissions.
Production based GHG emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org).
The graph shows the change over time in greenhouse gas emissions for selected countries in each tier.
The emission performance over time is divided into 4 categories.
From all selected countries (all grey lines), highlighted are those from each SPI tier that fall into the chosen category of emission performance.
Reference year is 2011. Tiers are based on the 2011 SPI scores.
Hover the cursor over the dots to get more details about the countries.
Production based GHG emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org).
The graph shows the change over time in greenhouse gas emissions for selected countries in each tier.
The emission performance over time is divided into 4 categories.
From all selected countries (all grey lines), highlighted are those from each SPI tier that fall into the chosen category of emission performance.
Reference year is 2011. Tiers are based on the 2011 SPI scores.
Hover the cursor over the dots to get more details about the countries.
Production based GHG emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org).
The graph shows the change over time in greenhouse gas emissions for selected countries in each tier
The emission performance over time is divided into 4 categories.
From all selected countries (all grey lines), highlighted are those from each SPI tier that fall into the chosen category of emission performance.
Reference year is 2011. Tiers are based on the 2011 SPI scores.
Hover the cursor over the dots to get more details about the countries.
Production based GHG emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org)
The graph shows the change over time in greenhouse gas emissions for selected countries in each tier.
The emission performance over time is divided into 4 categories.
From all selected countries (all grey lines), highlighted are those from each SPI tier that fall into the chosen category of emission performance.
Reference year is 2011. Tiers are based on the 2011 SPI scores.
Hover the cursor over the dots to get more details about the countries.
Production based GHG emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org).
The graph shows the relationship between SPI scores and per capita greenhouse gas emissions.
The grey line represents the linear trend of the relationship, the grey area around the line is the 95% confidence interval of the relationship.
The coloring of country dots shows the intensity of GHG emissions. We define this intensity as the amount of per capita emissions in tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalent, divided by the SPI score.
Select one of the labelled countries to highlight all the reference countries, i.e. those with the highest and lowest GHG intensity within each SPI tier. Double click (on empty spots) to unselect.
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The size of the dots corresponds to the size of the population and the horizontal line dashed represents the sustainable level of GHG emissions.
Production based GHG emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org).
The graph shows the actual versus the best case scenario.
The best case scenario is a simulation assigning the lowest observed SPI-GHGs intensities to countries in each respective SPI-tier.
Highlight multiple countries by clicking on them and animate the graph to see the change in their GHG emissions from the actual to the hypothetical situation. Double click (on empty spots) to unselect/select all.
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The size of the dots corresponds to the size of the population and the dashed horizontal line represents the sustainable level of GHG emissions.
Production based GHG emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org).
Note: Production based GHGs emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org)
The left side graph shows the ranking of SPI tier 1 countries in ascending order according to their GHG-SPI intensity.
The right side graph shows the evolution in time of GHG-SPI intensity of SPI tier 1 countries.
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Note: Production based GHGs emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org)
The left side graph shows the ranking of SPI tier 2 countries in ascending order according to their GHG-SPI intensity.
The right side graph shows the evolution in time of GHG-SPI intensity of SPI tier 2 countries.
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Note: Production based GHGs emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org)
The left side graph shows the ranking of SPI tier 3 countries in ascending order according to their GHG-SPI intensity.
The right side graph shows the evolution in time of GHG-SPI intensity of SPI tier 3 countries.
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Note: Production based GHGs emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org)
The left side graph shows the ranking of SPI tier 4 countries in ascending order according to their GHG-SPI intensity.
The right side graph shows the evolution in time of GHG-SPI intensity of SPI tier 4 countries.
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Note: Production based GHGs emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org)
The left side graph shows the ranking of SPI tier 5 countries in ascending order according to their GHG-SPI intensity.
The right side graph shows the evolution in time of GHG-SPI intensity of SPI tier 5 countries.
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Hover the cursor over the dots to get more details about the countries.
Note: Production based GHGs emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org)
The left side graph shows the ranking of SPI tier 6 countries in ascending order according to their GHG-SPI intensity.
The right side graph shows the evolution in time of GHG-SPI intensity of SPI tier 6 countries.
Highlight multiple countries by clicking on them. Double click (on empty spots) to unselect/select all.
Hover the cursor over the dots to get more details about the countries.
Note: It is possible to explore GHG emissions -production based- and CO2 emissions -consumption based- (change tab) by manipulating the widgets on the side. All years are selected by default. Production based GHG emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org) and CO2 emissions Consumption based data provided by Our World In Data (ourworldindata.org)
Social Progress Index and Greenhouse Gas Emissions per capita
The graph shows the relationship between the Social Progress Index (SPI) scores and per capita GHGs.
Animate the graphic to see the trajectory of countries over time.
It is possible to highlight multiple countries by clicking on their respective dots. Double click (on empty spots) to unselect/select all.
Hover the cursor over the dots to get more details about the countries.
The size of the dots corresponds to the size of the population and the horizontal dashed line represents the sustainable level of GHG emissions.
Production based GHG emissions data provided by Climate Watch (cait.wri.org)